Idea: A small dirt airstrip in the Forrest, this airstrip would have a small propeller plane and a hanger. The airstrip would have been used by the Mafia for smuggling the money further distances.
I think you should do 15 minutes of day and 7 minutes of night. I know that sounds ridiculously specific but think about how long people will probably stand in one spot to look at every detail of the city, it would be very annoying to have the lights going off and on like crazy!
Honestly thanks for sharing the whole disassembly process. As sad as it is, it's still satisfying to see it get packed and transported. Now hopefully we see a reassembly video of the different areas. Also I'd love to see how you made the windmill. Something I know you built early on but we never did get to see it done
If he doesnt show it, maybe you can find it on the german channel, Bob Brickman. There he made videos pretty much from the very start of building the city
i think it would be fun to leave your workshop open for all to see like they do at lego land! i think the creation is such a valuable aspect of lego and so many fans love to see how others create.
In the future, it would be awesome if there was a place where guests could observe your workspace, or parts of your workspace, at a safe distance. One of the coolest things about mocs and layouts is the building process.
The night phase of the lights might look a bit better with a little blue shading in it. However, as you said, it is hard to tell exactly how the lights look through the camera. The progress looks great!
Well done to everyone involved what an amazing amount of work and the results have started to show.:) sad to see everything go however exciting to that the city will be growing into something even more Wonderful with epic lighting too fantastic job guys
i love where you're going with the city but i really think you should put some posters or some small builds in the windows to advertise the city, don't waste that window space!
The stuff that some people do with Lego sets is insane, people that build stuff from scratch have incredible imaginations and lots of patience to sit and put brick after brick together.
Can't wait to see what it looks like in your new location! Whilst I'm not a lego city builder, I've really appreciated the dedication and insane creativity your builds provide! Any plans for Castle builds? Perhaps in the perspective of Lego City, like an old castle turned into a museum?
Relaying someone else's idea from one of your older videos: Maybe it'll be possible to put advertising or something cool on your window coverings so you can see them from outside instead of just covering the windows, utilize the space if you can
About the puzzle that will face you in the museum: It's a bit late to put stickers with numbers on every plate and draw a grid so you know which number/plate goes where. But if you haven't disassembled the western theme yet maybe you could somehow number the plates and just put them into their places post-move?
I'm really excited to see how the Lego city continues from here your work so far has been absolutely awe inspiring. I cant imagine the pain of parts of the Lego city breaking apart as you moved it though 😭
This looks great. Question or suffocation for sunsets and sunrises: they're actually a mix of colors with blue, orange, red and eventually deep blue or violet happening in different parts of the skies. If you step the lights through the same steps, but offset, it may be even more realistic.
The party mode lights made me think you need a UFO somewhere over a farm making a crop circle! Maybe it came from the moon, where there are astronauts making their own crop circles as a little joke
Man it's amazing to watch you bring everything together, and I bet it's especially satisfying for you. Really excited for the next video, and best of luck as things move forward!
It would be really funny to take the whole disassembly timelapse, reverse it and speed it up as fast as possible, and put the Lego games building noise over it
Idea: a freeway that runs through an area with tall skyscrapers you could technically add some function with cars that always run, and a back and forth oscillator for lane changes. of course, it would still look cool stationary, and the mafia could use it to export across city centers.
How about having a peephole through the tables underneath the city up into the Metro Station, so that children (and childish adults like me!) can pop their heads up into the Metro Station from below? 😅
4:59 Absolutely love this scene. I know it has nothing to do with Lego or your city or anything, but it's just such a cool driving scene. I wish you inputted more parts of your work other than building the city in your videos. You should definetly install acoustic panels around the new room. The echo is just insane. The difference in the audio between real time and overlay is way too big. This wasn't as much of a problem in your last room, but it definetly is one in the current, bigger room.
You and your brother should try to program a day-night cycle for the camera! This way when you film, you know it will look better in camera (even if it's not as good in person), and might require less editing, and less explanation each time to your audience. This is quite common I think, for movies, by prop designers. Things are adjusted to look better when filmed!
Just as a second optional day-night cycle for when you film, and turn on the regular day-night cycle for your visitors in the museum! :) Not as a replacement to your regular mode, which looks better in person
Here is my advice consider Among the work area look good in the future and then get a contractor to build drywall and windows. Yes lots of money but people love watching behind the scene stuff. You could also just use just basic fencing
It would be great to put windows instead of curtains in front of the workspace and brand it as the 'Lego Workshop' . I think people would find it really interesting peering through and seeing how the city gets built!
This video showed up on my recommendations after watching some other LEGO channels so I just spend all day watching all the videos from oldest to newest and watching the city grow. So satisfying. Your attention to detail is insane.
I don't know if it will look any good, but you could try to make the sunrise/sunset "move" from east to west by making the lights change color one after the other. If we are lucky then there will even be a bit of shadows that move and you could add a working sundial.
Should add panels under the table for the front of the lego city. Otherwise visiting children will be climbing under them. Can cut areas out of the panels for underground lego scenes to stick through. You could just paint the panels plain boring grey, but it would be double cool if you added a layer of foam with an embossed pattern on it. Some people rub the foam with a ball of foil to create a fake rock look, but you could take it to the next level by covering the ball with lego bricks so that it looks like your stone is filled with bricks. Wait no not bricks directly. Need to take an inverse mould of the top side of the brick so that when you push it into foam it makes the foam look like bricks are sticking out of it instead of looking like bricks were pushed into it.
Big work... now with the day/night cycle you definitely need lights inSide buildings, and city lights too! Imagine... the west section at sunset and night with just campfires glowing...
I don't look forward to moving, and I only got like 25 base plates that I have to move (13 buildings/modulars with lights in them, so can't separate them). Seeing all of this... man I guess I will have it easy. Your new place sure is massive, definitely will be keeping track of what you will be building! Looks good!
It’s really inspiring how you grew from just building with Lego for fun to opening up a museum. If you follow your dreams they can come true.
Those were inspiring words man 😀
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Idea: A small dirt airstrip in the Forrest, this airstrip would have a small propeller plane and a hanger. The airstrip would have been used by the Mafia for smuggling the money further distances.
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I'm really happy that you guys are starting the museum and wish you luck, it is going to look epic and you guys have put so much hard work into it!
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I’m excited for what awesome things you will be able to do in the new Lego museum!
I think you should do 15 minutes of day and 7 minutes of night. I know that sounds ridiculously specific but think about how long people will probably stand in one spot to look at every detail of the city, it would be very annoying to have the lights going off and on like crazy!
Huge respect for your work. It already looks very professional, it will be beautiful when it is finished.
Good luck conducting the models don't worry taje your time and best of luck out there.
I'm so proud of you guys. Tearing down and rebuilding always gives better results! Everything is really coming together :)
Honestly thanks for sharing the whole disassembly process. As sad as it is, it's still satisfying to see it get packed and transported. Now hopefully we see a reassembly video of the different areas. Also I'd love to see how you made the windmill. Something I know you built early on but we never did get to see it done
If he doesnt show it, maybe you can find it on the german channel, Bob Brickman. There he made videos pretty much from the very start of building the city
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i think it would be fun to leave your workshop open for all to see like they do at lego land! i think the creation is such a valuable aspect of lego and so many fans love to see how others create.
Great job! It sounds so cool to own a LEGO museum, and don’t worry about the gap in videos, the wait is worth it 😊
I want my lego city to look like yours, but I would like a more modern look. Love your videos
I've said this on a different video, but you should build a mini version of your LEGO museum in the LEGO city!
In the future, it would be awesome if there was a place where guests could observe your workspace, or parts of your workspace, at a safe distance. One of the coolest things about mocs and layouts is the building process.
This is so exciting! I love seeing all of the progress, no worries on how long it takes to get videos out.
The night phase of the lights might look a bit better with a little blue shading in it. However, as you said, it is hard to tell exactly how the lights look through the camera. The progress looks great!
Finnaly another video! Exited to see the moved version.
I like that you're integrating the subway station into the new city! I can't wait to see what you do with it
Well done to everyone involved what an amazing amount of work and the results have started to show.:) sad to see everything go however exciting to that the city will be growing into something even more Wonderful with epic lighting too fantastic job guys
Hey, take your time, we don't mind the wait. It's worth it.
i love where you're going with the city but i really think you should put some posters or some small builds in the windows to advertise the city, don't waste that window space!
The stuff that some people do with Lego sets is insane, people that build stuff from scratch have incredible imaginations and lots of patience to sit and put brick after brick together.
00:30 The Gandalf image !🤣
Can't wait to see what it looks like in your new location! Whilst I'm not a lego city builder, I've really appreciated the dedication and insane creativity your builds provide!
Any plans for Castle builds? Perhaps in the perspective of Lego City, like an old castle turned into a museum?
I was terrified when I saw that title! Super glad to hear that it's going to your museum though, this is an amazing development!
I've been watching the city grow for ages now :D I love your videosss
Dude this video hurts. Every time something detaches wrong make me flinch a little.
Relaying someone else's idea from one of your older videos:
Maybe it'll be possible to put advertising or something cool on your window coverings so you can see them from outside instead of just covering the windows, utilize the space if you can
If thats mold at 7:15 i would recommend putting down a damp-rid.
In the middle of the room you should add a ocean area with a cargo ship or something
The party mode setting is the "everything is awesome" mode
About the puzzle that will face you in the museum: It's a bit late to put stickers with numbers on every plate and draw a grid so you know which number/plate goes where. But if you haven't disassembled the western theme yet maybe you could somehow number the plates and just put them into their places post-move?
I was kind of hoping you would use a giant brick separator.
Its nice to see a family member, a brother in this situation, helping out his sibling to meet the goals of his dream project. Nice to see that.
I honestly love what your doing and hope you are very successful
It’s good to see thing are coming together. I was missing your updates a ton. Can’t wait to visit the museum when it finally opens!
I think a 15 minute day and 7-10 minute night would probably be a nice fit, but a 10:5 is also a good one.
I'm really excited to see how the Lego city continues from here your work so far has been absolutely awe inspiring. I cant imagine the pain of parts of the Lego city breaking apart as you moved it though 😭
party mode is 10/10 lol. You should consider making party mode come on for a minute or so every like 20 day/night cycles, that would be awesome
Don’t do that with the title again 😂
well it is what it is :P
This looks great. Question or suffocation for sunsets and sunrises: they're actually a mix of colors with blue, orange, red and eventually deep blue or violet happening in different parts of the skies.
If you step the lights through the same steps, but offset, it may be even more realistic.
The party mode lights made me think you need a UFO somewhere over a farm making a crop circle! Maybe it came from the moon, where there are astronauts making their own crop circles as a little joke
Man it's amazing to watch you bring everything together, and I bet it's especially satisfying for you. Really excited for the next video, and best of luck as things move forward!
The way the (rail)road just peels off is so satisfying.
Wish you luck, can't wait!
It would be really funny to take the whole disassembly timelapse, reverse it and speed it up as fast as possible, and put the Lego games building noise over it
no ones talking about how this man is actively standing on legos
Idea: a freeway that runs through an area with tall skyscrapers
you could technically add some function with cars that always run, and a back and forth oscillator for lane changes. of course, it would still look cool stationary, and the mafia could use it to export across city centers.
The Lego Museum looks really nice. I can tell transporting it all was hard though. Great work!
How about having a peephole through the tables underneath the city up into the Metro Station, so that children (and childish adults like me!) can pop their heads up into the Metro Station from below? 😅
This is the exciting part. Building tables and finding out the exact layout.
The audio at 1:18 was so real I thought my house was collapsing.
4:59 Absolutely love this scene. I know it has nothing to do with Lego or your city or anything, but it's just such a cool driving scene. I wish you inputted more parts of your work other than building the city in your videos.
You should definetly install acoustic panels around the new room. The echo is just insane. The difference in the audio between real time and overlay is way too big. This wasn't as much of a problem in your last room, but it definetly is one in the current, bigger room.
I don't usually comment on RUclips but man, congratulation ! Wishing you all the best with the LEGO museum
Such amazing work!
i thought i was gonna see some godzilla type of stuff going on here when you said "destroying"
Anything that broke you should rethink somewhat JIC
This would be the sickest display in someone’s house
In a world where 'Destroying' means 'carefully taking apart and storing away'
Haha those minifigures in the metro station will finally get to see the light and get to be in somewhere vibrant and alive!
You and your brother should try to program a day-night cycle for the camera! This way when you film, you know it will look better in camera (even if it's not as good in person), and might require less editing, and less explanation each time to your audience. This is quite common I think, for movies, by prop designers. Things are adjusted to look better when filmed!
Just as a second optional day-night cycle for when you film, and turn on the regular day-night cycle for your visitors in the museum! :) Not as a replacement to your regular mode, which looks better in person
Here is my advice consider
Among the work area look good in the future and then get a contractor to build drywall and windows. Yes lots of money but people love watching behind the scene stuff. You could also just use just basic fencing
It would be great to put windows instead of curtains in front of the workspace and brand it as the 'Lego Workshop' . I think people would find it really interesting peering through and seeing how the city gets built!
You should move the mountains on their side so the supports don’t have to carry the weight
Not only a LEGO fan, but also an handyman and a true engineer !
idea: police cars plus police station
The lighting looks awesome!
good luck with the rebuilding of the city!
your dedication is humbling
the table realy does help see the scale
excited to see what follows!
This video showed up on my recommendations after watching some other LEGO channels so I just spend all day watching all the videos from oldest to newest and watching the city grow. So satisfying. Your attention to detail is insane.
You should install lights in the constructions so that when it turns into night mode , they turn on for more realism
I don't know if it will look any good, but you could try to make the sunrise/sunset "move" from east to west by making the lights change color one after the other. If we are lucky then there will even be a bit of shadows that move and you could add a working sundial.
Yay he uploaded a video
Don't play with my emotions like this! Lol
Your future workstation area reminds me of the workspace used for the 2009 Space Police stop motion animations, can't wait to see it fully realised!
I can't wait to see this coming back together again in the new place. Best of luck!
Party mode? You've got an aurorae borealis mode!
I also recommend using the party mode for the open day and video where you show us the complete museum
Wow this is very satisfying to watch. It's amazing how you manage to do all kind of works in the building.
I really wanna see the finished museum, it's just so awesome
Someday in the future it would be amazing to have an underwater section extending from the harbour at tabletop level down to the floor
Should add panels under the table for the front of the lego city. Otherwise visiting children will be climbing under them. Can cut areas out of the panels for underground lego scenes to stick through.
You could just paint the panels plain boring grey, but it would be double cool if you added a layer of foam with an embossed pattern on it. Some people rub the foam with a ball of foil to create a fake rock look, but you could take it to the next level by covering the ball with lego bricks so that it looks like your stone is filled with bricks.
Wait no not bricks directly. Need to take an inverse mould of the top side of the brick so that when you push it into foam it makes the foam look like bricks are sticking out of it instead of looking like bricks were pushed into it.
Remember some sort of security.. Cameras, alarms, stuff like that... just in case
Big work... now with the day/night cycle you definitely need lights inSide buildings, and city lights too!
Imagine... the west section at sunset and night with just campfires glowing...
Oooh, exciting times! I'm looking forward to watching the progress in your new place 😃👍🏻
Awesome! So looking forward to the new city layout
Good progress. Here's to the new/rebuilt Lego city! 🙌
Although you get twice the space, it must have hurt to break everything down...I hope to see the re-build in one of the upcoming episodes! Good luck🤞
Watching this, I can't believe how many of these sections I've seen you build in videos by now
as well as setting up a dimmer switch for the lights and maybe a rgb filter over the LEDs to mimic the afternoon and morning
watching you hunch over standing up on top of there made my back hurt
I don't look forward to moving, and I only got like 25 base plates that I have to move (13 buildings/modulars with lights in them, so can't separate them).
Seeing all of this... man I guess I will have it easy.
Your new place sure is massive, definitely will be keeping track of what you will be building! Looks good!
I can’t wait to see the finished version❤
I thought that sound at 1:18 came from behind me, and I'm home alone! Spooky
put a stud wall and a door for the building area rather then the blue curtains will look better
My favorite lego city project right now, such exciting development.
To a lego man, a man is a kaiju.
This is a beautiful mini city. You're great creative. 👍👍